Letters to the editor: NCR readers respond to a column where Jesuit Fr. Thomas Reese says that the good news is there are ways to reduce and eliminate the growth in global warming; the bad news is he's not sure we will implement them fast enough.
Commentary: We need an all-out mobilization to build renewable energy in Europe and around the world, and it starts by divesting from fossil fuels. This will help us end the war in my country and rebuild Ukraine from the war ashes.
USCCB letter to Congress members says the U.S. "has a distinct responsibility to address climate change" as the world's leading historical source of greenhouse gas emissions and a leader in both emissions and energy use.
France's Catholic bishops have stepped up calls for an 'integral ecology' to protect the environment while also warning citizens not to 'expect a savior or messiah' after the first round of presidential elections April 10.
New solar array at Catholic University of America supports the Vatican's Laudato Si' Action Platform. It also supports the goal of Washington, D.C., to increase use of renewables and to achieve carbon neutrality.
Although renewable energy use is increasing, scientists say the world's countries must take stronger action more quickly to stave off the worst impacts of global warming.
Faith leaders described the struggles facing Texans because of the freeze: Temperatures in homes hovering at 30 degrees. Elderly people unable to use dialysis machines. A 76-year-old sleeping in her car for warmth.
The Christmas star shining over the campus of the University of St. Mary of the Lake/Mundelein Seminary this season was the sun, as a 300-kilowatt solar energy project went into commercial operation Dec. 25.
